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T H E 7 5 TH ANNI VE RS ARY S E AS ON The 2011-2012 season of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir was a special time in the life of this cherished musical institution. Founded in 1937, the Choir celebrated its 75th anniversary season with the finest of choral music - including engaging and timely educational initiatives - while building on its legacy for an even more promising future. Reaching over 25,000 persons through more than 30 concerts and educational offerings during our 75th anniversary season, the Symphonic Choir plays an invaluable role in the fabric of the Indianapolis community. From the performance of Berlioz’s epic Requiem, which was last presented in Indianapolis more than 30 years ago, to world premiere performances of works by Stephen Hough and “Do You Hear the People Sing,” a salute to music from Les Misérables and Miss Saigon with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, this season combined classics from the choral repertoire with new, emerging compositions. Beyond the concert hall, the Symphonic Choir is dedicated to the future of Indianapolis’s residents. Now in its third year as the official choral partner of the Indianapolis Public Schools, school children, their teachers, and their families received priceless opportunities, expanding their education and helping to build tomorrow’s leaders. The Choir also launched a new program increasing access to high-quality classical music for the underserved elderly populations in the city’s urban core, in addition to initiatives like the Spotlight Choirs, Conducting Workshops, and Choral Roundtables. It is through the unwavering generosity of individual donors, corporate partners and foundation support that the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir’s future is exceedingly promising as it marks three-quarters of a century. With diverse and growing revenue streams and world-class choral music, watch (and hear) what the next 75 years have in store for the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir.

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the next 75 years have in store for the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. century. With diverse and growing revenue streams and world-class choral music, watch (and hear) what that the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir’s future is exceedingly promising as it marks three-quarters of a It is through the unwavering generosity of individual donors, corporate partners and foundation support like the Spotlight Choirs, Conducting Workshops, and Choral Roundtables. classical music for the underserved elderly populations in the city’s urban core, in addition to initiatives to build tomorrow’s leaders. The Choir also launched a new program increasing access to high-quality teachers, and their families received priceless opportunities, expanding their education and helping in its third year as the official choral partner of the Indianapolis Public Schools, school children, their Beyond the concert hall, the Symphonic Choir is dedicated to the future of Indianapolis’s residents. Now Orchestra, this season combined classics from the choral repertoire with new, emerging compositions. the People Sing,” a salute to music from Les Misérables and Miss Saigon with the Indianapolis Symphony more than 30 years ago, to world premiere performances of works by Stephen Hough and “Do You Hear community. From the performance of Berlioz’s epic Requiem, which was last presented in Indianapolis 75th anniversary season, the Symphonic Choir plays an invaluable role in the fabric of the Indianapolis Reaching over 25,000 persons through more than 30 concerts and educational offerings during our even more promising future. choral music - including engaging and timely educational initiatives - while building on its legacy for an musical institution. Founded in 1937, the Choir celebrated its 75th anniversary season with the finest of The 2011-2012 season of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir was a special time in the life of this cherished

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Visions of sugarplums danced in audience members’ heads as this annual holiday tradition expanded to include full orchestral accompaniment for the first time in many years. These performances included the world premiere of “A Child of the Snows”, the winning piece in the Choir’s 2011 Christmas Carol Commission Competition.

CONSISTENCY. PASSION. BOLDNESS. Perhaps at no other point in the Choir’s 75-year history has the artistry of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir been at such a high level. Every time patrons attend a Symphonic Choir performance, they are ensured a world-class experience. Our mission reflects this promise to existing and new choral works alike. The Symphonic Choir’s financial success is driven by its world-class artistic product. A packed house at the beautiful St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in downtown Indianapolis.

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With Maestro Krzysztof Urbański taking the stage as the new Music Director of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, critics and audiences alike shared glowing praises for a fresh interpretation of Orff’s crowd-pleaser.

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“WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONIC CHOIR AND THE INDIANAPOLIS CHILDREN’S CHOIR ARRAYED ON THREE SIDES OF THE STAGE ABOVE THE ORCHESTRA, URBANSKI LED A VIVID INTERPRETATION OF THE CANTATA.” - THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR

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Musical magic is sure to ensue whenever the Symphonic Choir joins Maestro Jack Everly for an ISO Pops performance. An all-star cast of Broadway’s leading names, including Lea Salonga and Terrence Mann, joined for four performances of “Do You Hear the People Sing?” - a salute to the music of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, the creative team behind Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, and other musical theater standouts. The Symphonic Choir rehearsing with composers Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg.

“MY CHRISTMAS SEASON BEGAN WITH FESTIVAL OF CAROLS. SITTING WITH MY WIFE AND CHILDREN IN THE CANDLE-LIT VENUE, I WAS COMPLETELY ENVELOPED BY GORGEOUS SINGING.” - JOE HUDSON | PATRON TITLE SPONSOR:

The season concluded with a performance of epic proportions. The Choir’s performance of the Berlioz Requiem brought together over 350 performers, including 250 singers, 80 on-stage orchestra members, four off-stage brass bands, and one fantastic tenor soloist. Together with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the Butler University Chorale and Choir, and soloist Joe Shadday, Artistic Director Eric Stark brought to life a work the Indianapolis community had not experienced in over 30 years. Tenor soloist Joe Shadday, one of over 350 performers on stage for the Berlioz Requiem.

“THE BERLIOZ REQUEIM IS ONE OF THOSE ‘ONCE IN A LIFETIME’ EXPERIENCES: FOR THE AUDIENCE, FOR THE PERFORMERS, AND CERTAINLY A DREAM COME TRUE FOR THIS CONDUCTOR.” - ERIC STARK | ARTISTIC DIRECTOR “THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST THRILLING EPISODES IN THE CHORAL-ORCHESTRA LITERATURE, AND STARK MANAGED IT WITH APLOMB, CREDIBLY UNIFYING THE DISPARATE CHORAL AND INSTRUMENTAL STRANDS, ALL OF THEM UNDERGIRDED BY SEVERAL SETS OF THUNDERING TIMPANI.” - THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TITLE SPONSOR:

“THE EXPRESSION COMING FROM THE SYMPHONIC CHOIR WAS THE SAME EMANATING FROM ALAIN AND CLAUDE-MICHEL: THE JOY OF MUTUAL MUSICAL DISCOVERY. WHAT A DELIGHT TO WITNESS IT!” - MAESTRO JACK EVERLY

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CLAUDE-MICHEL: THE JOY OF MUTUAL MUSICAL DISCOVERY. WHAT A DELIGHT TO WITNESS IT!” “THE EXPRESSION COMING FROM THE SYMPHONIC CHOIR WAS THE SAME EMANATING FROM ALAIN AND theater standouts. and Claude-Michel Schönberg, the creative team behind Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, and other musical joined for four performances of “Do You Hear the People Sing?” - a salute to the music of Alain Boublil performance. An all-star cast of Broadway’s leading names, including Lea Salonga and Terrence Mann, Musical magic is sure to ensue whenever the Symphonic Choir joins Maestro Jack Everly for an ISO Pops

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SIDES OF THE STAGE ABOVE THE ORCHESTRA, URBANSKI LED A VIVID INTERPRETATION OF THE CANTATA.” “WITH THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONIC CHOIR AND THE INDIANAPOLIS CHILDREN’S CHOIR ARRAYED ON THREE of Orff’s crowd-pleaser. Symphony Orchestra, critics and audiences alike shared glowing praises for a fresh interpretation With Maestro Krzysztof Urbański taking the stage as the new Music Director of the Indianapolis

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- ERIC STARK | ARTISTIC DIRECTOR PERFORMERS, AND CERTAINLY A DREAM COME TRUE FOR THIS CONDUCTOR.” “THE BERLIOZ REQUEIM IS ONE OF THOSE ‘ONCE IN A LIFETIME’ EXPERIENCES: FOR THE AUDIENCE, FOR THE brought to life a work the Indianapolis community had not experienced in over 30 years. Orchestra, the Butler University Chorale and Choir, and soloist Joe Shadday, Artistic Director Eric Stark four off-stage brass bands, and one fantastic tenor soloist. Together with the Indianapolis Symphony Requiem brought together over 350 performers, including 250 singers, 80 on-stage orchestra members, The season concluded with a performance of epic proportions. The Choir’s performance of the Berlioz

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In addition to the performances, educational offerings and outreach initiatives of the 2011/2012 season, this 75th anniversary season was full of special opportunities to celebrate. From a national CD release and an awe-inspiring flash mob to enhanced messaging and financial stability for the years to come, the 75th anniversary milestone enabled the Symphonic Choir to further enhance its bright future.

Three facts about the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir’s financial position: Strong. Stable. Growing. In fact, in spite of the economic turmoil of recent years, this institution enjoys notable growth in terms of revenue and the diversity of its individual donors, corporate partners and grant-making foundations.

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Key to such notable financial success is a high-quality artistic product, and second only to that is relationship management. Through a dedicated corps of staff, Board of Directors, singer members, and tireless volunteers, the Symphonic Choir’s advocate base consistently trumpets the institution’s mission and needs.

EL I J AH CD REL EASE

The October 2011 release of a 2-CD, complete recording featuring Mendelssohn’s oratorio Elijah was made possible by the Choir’s “Recording Fund.” Initially created in 2005, this fund provides for periodic recording and release of high quality recordings by the Choir, with proceeds from CD sales returning to the Recording Fund. The recording is also available through iTunes.

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Travelers arriving at the Indianapolis International Airport were surprised by a choral flash mob featuring “O Fortuna” featuring 100 incognito members of the Choir, accompanied by crashing percussion and dramatic, dueling pianos. The viral video attracted more than 30,000 hits in less than one month.

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While the Symphonic Choir has shared many impressive stages (such as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and even the Oriental Arts Center in Shanghai) with leading soloists over three-quarters of a century, a performance at the Super Bowl alongside superstar Madonna was a first! Eric Stark served as chorusmaster for the Super Bowl XLVI halftime performance, and members of the Symphonic Choir were joined by singers from throughout the community on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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A L S O T H IS S E A S O N : • A local radio broadcast of Festival of Carols added to the city’s holiday cheer on Christmas Eve 2011. • Video is becoming an increasingly effective tool in telling the Choir’s story, as illustrated by the May 2012 Anniversary Video now archived at www.indychoir.org. • The Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation awarded a special $75,000 capacity building grant to be used throughout the 75th and 76th seasons. • The Lilly Endowment has awarded a $256,000 grant in support of the Choir’s programming for seasons 76 through 78.

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honoring anna & bob pryor SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2013|2:00 PM the pavilion | 125 lake boulevard | buffalo grove, il 60089

rsvp

by friday, april 5

Mary Wojtasiak - 847.525.3056 - wojofam@comcast.net or Kate Blanchard - 630.461.0235 - kblanchard910@gmail.com anna and bob are registered at

New Mother New Baby Buy Buy Baby

Hosted by Mary Wojtasiak Christine Reinke Kate Blanchard Stephanie Derybowski

Stephanie Derybowski Kate Blanchard Christine Reinke Mary Wojtasiak Hosted by

Buy Buy Baby New Mother New Baby

rsvp

anna and bob are registered at by friday, april 5

Kate Blanchard - 630.461.0235 - kblanchard910@gmail.com Mary Wojtasiak - 847.525.3056 - wojofam@comcast.net or

baby shower

the pavilion | 125 lake boulevard | buffalo grove, il 60089

SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2013|2:00 PM honoring anna & bob pryor

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IT’S A BOY OR GIRL

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TI NA’S TR A DI TI ONA L TEA ROOM TOURS OF ENGL A ND P RESENTS:

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DAY 2

INSURANCE INFO

*INCLUDED WITH TOUR

ITINERARY Friday, September 12 • • •

Var i o u s p age s f ro m a p r i nt an d d i gi t al 16 - p age to u r bro c h u r e

BREAKFAST AT HOTEL* MORNING TO EXPLORE WINDSOR & LUNCH AT YOUR LEISURE 12:30PM | COACH DEPARTS WINDSOR FOR HIGHCLERE CASTLE*

Travel insurance is included with the package price for each guest. THE MANAGING GENERAL UNDERWRITER IS SEVEN CORNERS, INC. A fully detailed copy of the policy will be sent to tour participants’ one-month prior to departure.

COVERAGE TYPE

COVERAGE AMOUNT

(45 MILES, 1 HOUR DRIVE)

•

TOUR OF HIGHCLERE CASTLE*

TRIP INTERRUPTION

$5,000

MEDICAL EXPENSES

$50,000

LOST/STOLEN BAGGAGE

$250

(AKA DOWNTON ABBEY)

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AFTERNOON TEA* 5:30PM | COACH DEPARTS FOR STRATFORD UPON AVON*

(SHAKESPEARE’S BIRTHPLACE)

• •

DINNER AND EVENING ON YOUR OWN TO EXPLORE STRATFORD UPON AVON OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS AT ARDEN HOTEL, STRATFORD UPON AVON*

DETAILS

You may begin the day with a delicious full English breakfast at the hotel, followed by a walk and lunch in beautiful Windsor. At 12:30, we will depart in our own private coach to visit Highclere Castle. Highclere has been made famous by the popular series, Downton Abbey. You will be able to tour the magnificent house and visit the gardens.

DENTAL EMERGENCY

$500

ACCIDENTAL DEATH

$25,000

EMERGENCY MEDICAL EVACUATION

$300,000

24 HOUR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

INCLUDED

Following our tour, we will enjoy a traditional afternoon tea -- then we are off to Stratford upon Avon, William Shakespeare’s birthplace, and home to some wonderful Elizabethan architecture. The evening will allow time on your own to explore the beauty of Stratford upon Avon; our overnight accommodations at the Arden Hotel will be right in the town centre. STRATFORD UPON AVON

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finD me stephanie derybowski stephanneski@gmail.com

Please contact me for a copy of my resume and references. Thank you!

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